The rate at which work is being done is called:

Correct answer: A. Power

  • A. Power
  • B. Energy
  • C. Density
  • D. Force

Explanation

The rate at which work is done is called power. It is expressed as the amount of work per unit of time.

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About Work and Energy

Work transfers energy when a force causes displacement, while kinetic energy, gravitational potential energy and power describe motion, position and the rate of energy transfer. The work-energy theorem links net work with change in kinetic energy, and efficiency accounts for energy losses rather than treating them as energy destruction.

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